Hi Willem,
Perhaps, but this would all depend on someone's sense of pitch. Those of
us who are musically inclined might have a bit of an advantage as we
would have an ear for subtle changes in pitch. Others might not be so
adept at subtle changes in pitch, and would have a more difficult time
of it. Plus you would have to know at what point is not safe to pass,
and when you can just barely make it etc.
Smile.
Willem wrote:
Wouldn't pitch or volume also work? Say have the volume increase as
the gap gets smaller. This could make judging the dash through the
trapdoor harder, but it would be more realistic as well.
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